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The Ravens are still a bit banged up, especially at the wide receiver position. Deonte Thompson suffered a concussion against Buffalo and hasn’t returned to the practice field. Jacoby Jones is back on the field in a limited capacity after his knee injury suffered in Week 1. Brandon Stokley sat out the Bills game and has still been a bit limited. Marlon Brown hasn’t practiced this week.

Hopefully those guys heal up sufficiently by Sunday. It’s not like the Ravens are swimming in pass-catching options.

On the Dolphins’ side, their most glaring injury is to Cameron Wake. Wake is one of the best pass-rushers in the NFL, but sprained his MCL a couple weeks back. He’s reportedly feeling better, but his status is still uncertain. The good news for the Ravens is that the Dolphins have a bye next week, and as a result they may be cautious with Wake and allow him to fully heal for the next several weeks, rather than trying to rush him back.

Needless to say, Wake’s absence from the field Sunday would be a huge plus for the Ravens, offensive line troubles or no.

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RSR/ESR Senior Editor. Derek is originally from and a current resident of Pasadena, MD. He’s a graduate of UMBC and has been a lifelong Baltimore sports fan. In 2007 he founded B’More Birds’ Nest, where he wrote about the Ravens and Orioles before joining RSR in 2012. Derek’s work has been featured on Charm City Current, Bleacher Report, and other online sports sites.
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Unfortunately, I'm expecting Deonte Thompson to be out on Sunday. I hope Marlon Brown can get back out there as well as Webb but I'm not expecting either of them to be for sure. I'm also hoping to see Eugene Monroe start on Sunday but we'll see...

Filmstudy - Filmstudy is a sophisticated and comprehensive statistical analysis of the Ravens defense that incorporates a participation-by-play tracking system. This unique analysis is the brain child of the author and provides our readers with the real story behind the Ravens’ top end defensive results in the National Football League. Make Russellstreetreport.com the source for all of your Ravens football news and the forum to talk about what the Ravens fans want to hear most.

Lombardi’s Way - A column from the 24×7 founder that focuses on the Ravens, the NFL, Baltimore, the world of sports or life’s inspirations.

Battle Plans - During the season, you can expect to find thoughtful analysis in each of our Game Previews. We bring out the chalk and then talk X’s and O’s. In the offseason, Dev Panchwagh — The Scientist, digs beneath the surface and serves up insightful commentary on issues facing the Ravens and the NFL. School is in session!